Lori and I made a trip across the Skyway to deliver some Tail of the Dragon merchandise to the Cherohala Market in Tellico Plains, TN.
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8 comments:
i love the way this pic is taken, dont know why it just looks really nice.
......could have something to do with the hot chick on the bike. ;-)
Great scenic in motion action shot anyway you look at it. No doubt about that.
Anonymous said...
i love the way this pic is taken, dont know why it just looks really nice.
Ditto. It has a really cool vibe like a a pic you would see in a cycle add.
Ashley
you think the dumb ass taking the pic is over the yellow line all you killboy loser act like you are good riders because you have a killboy sticker on your bike
Nope, no crossing of the double yellow here. We were both in our lane. I am riding just ahead of Darryl, so that we are not right side by side.
And he was using a wide angle lens, that is why it looks like he is really far away from me. Those type of lens are great for those type of shots. You can be inches from a (non-moving)bike and still get the whole bike in the photo.
On a final note I don't think that because I have any type of sticker or decal on my bike, does it make me a good rider ;) I can do it without the stickers, they (the stickers) just add a little extra horsepower;)
yep like I said WIDE ANGLE LENS is the "operative word" .................
NOT LANE CROSSING!!!!!!!!!!!
Ashley.
"It has a really cool vibe like a a pic you would see in a cycle add."
I agree. Nice pic, especially considering it was taken from another bike. ; )
Can't ask for much more out of a photograph. Shows motion with the guardrails blurred, but at the same time the bike and mountains were kept in focus. Kudos. Good job Killboy.
Grim
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